Thelansis

  Stomatitis, characterized by inflammation of the soft tissues in the oral cavity, can arise from various sources such as mechanical, chemical, thermal, bacterial, viral, electrical, or radiation-related injuries, as well as reactions to allergens or as a secondary manifestation of systemic diseases. The clinical presentation of stomatitis varies depending on factors like the location and extent of inflammation, level of pain, and disruption of normal oral function. Stomatitis typically affects the gingiva, the tissues surrounding the teeth. It can manifest as widespread redness, swelling, or specific lesions characterized by papulovesicular or ulcerative features. Initial management often involves systemic antibiotics like amoxicillin-clavulanic acid and clindamycin, but these may only offer short-term relief or prove ineffective. Adjunctive therapy with topical 0.12% chlorhexidine products can be utilized during the initial phase of treatment. Thelansis’s “Stomatitis Market ...